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A racist is a person who shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other races, or who believes that a particular race is superior to another. Prejudice is a preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience. Racism is a conscious thought process which rejects members of a particular race as having less or no value because of their membership in that race.

I grew up in the US of the 1950's and 1960's but I have rejected the beliefs of racism and I don't think anyone who knows me would call me a racist. I have dated women from many different countries and cultures. I have dated women from Germany, Ukraine, Poland, Ireland, Brazil, Colombia, Philippines, India, and I am currently dating a native American girl.

I am not attracted to black women. When I see a black woman, I do not engage in any conscious thought process that excludes them from consideration for dating. I simply do not feel attracted. There is no spark, no excitement, no electricity. I cannot make myself feel attracted to someone. It is not a conscious process. The reaction is the same when I see a woman with huge boobs. I am not attracted to women with 36D and larger boobs and no amount of discussion or reflection will change that non-response. Calling me a racist because of this is incredibly arrogant and even hypocritical (because these SJW's are passing judgment on me based on a preconceived notion and not based on reason or actual experience with me.)

Are there one or more races to which you are not attracted? If so, is that a conscious decision that you make or you simply not feel attracted?

ATTENTION SJW's: This is NOT a venue for you to spout your vitriol and to prove what a wonderful non-racist person you are. If you try to turn this into a platform for your usual arguments, I will block you as soon as I become aware of your prating. If you want to preach your rhetoric, post your own question.

A Belgian shop's been ordered to pay a man more than €13,000 in damages for turning him down for a job because it wanted a woman. Rejecting his application for stock manager, the clothes shop said it was "looking for a female colleague"; the man in Louvain (Leuven), near Brussels, subsequently complained to Belgium's institute for gender equality, the Institute for Equality between Women and Men (IEFH), which won his case at a labor tribunal.

Neither the shop in Louvain nor the job-seeker were named, for legal reasons; the award of €13,289.84 represents about six months' gross salary in the post that the man wanted. The shop was also ordered to pay one euro to the IEFH. A lawyer at the institute, Pauline Loeckx, said that in 2017, she and her colleagues handled about 50 claims from men and 60 from women concerning sex discrimination during job recruitment, and that it usually resolves discrimination cases out of court. Nonetheless, this is their first instance of a male job-seeker successfully winning such a case. What do you think of this?